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Munich Day 10
... Chamberlain, the French President who I can not remember and Hitler. This was where Hitler requested the return of Czechoslovakia to the German people, something taken off them after WW1. A major part of History and we were standing on the staircase just outside the office where this took place, the building is now however used for the Music and Theater Academy.After another very informative lesson we decided to head back to the Beer Hall to have a beer before heading off to ...
Skip the Crowd, Stay Home and Drink Beer
... get out of the ever increasingly-angry, crushing mob. It also didn't help that 100,000 Italians were there that day and that security had to be increased ( we found out about this later from Martin and Silke when we arrived damp and beer-less). I heard also that you have to pay to reserve a spot and beer if you want to guarantee entrance to the beer tents, and that you pay for it in 15 min blocks and that once your time is up you have to ...
“Wizz-iting” the Castles:
... When I saw Notre Dame 10 years ago, it was covered, and St. Marks in Venice 2 years ago. This year, it was of course and no doubt the side of the Neuschwanstein. AHHHHH. NOOOOOO!!!! It was such a beautiful blue sky day with the bright Bavarian green grass offering a breathtaking contrast. It was even possible to see both Ludwig’s castle and his father’s at the same time. Not very usual due to clouds most days. ...
In search of liquid gold
What would Europe be without beer? and what better place to go find some than in Munich? After being dropped off by our bus in the centre of town, we were immersed in buildings of old and new, including the tower that enclosed the famous glockenspeil. However, my mission in Munich this day was not of clocks but of beer, and with such a short time in Munich itself to spend, it was necessary I ...
Oopsie Daisy
... text a boy. Her background was similar to Lulu’s in that she moved around a lot for her Dad’s work. She had a Swedish and a German parent and speaks German, English, Swedish, and a little Japanese. Several more of Lulu’s friends showed up, including Lexi and a few boys. It was funny to listen to them talk and hear random words that they’d throw in in English. One great one was all of a sudden one of the boys in the middle of conversation ...
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